JMerit LaMer Wer c?
What are you doing to me? Are you looking for Merc? I'm a freebooter.

On Sep 18, 2016 4:01 PM, <woplan9@gmail.com> wrote:

> Well..  i find this a bit weird.  I was using /lib/namespace.httpd
> without any changes whatsoever.  I appended the bind /usr/glenda/web
> /usr/web/ to /lib/namespace.httpd.  Killed (Kill httpd | rc) and restarted
> httpd with
> ip/httpd/httpd and it worked.  But i' m confused anyway since,
> afterwards, i removed the /usr/glenda/web and it works anyway.  I
> removed the bind from the namespace.httpd and it works anyway.
>
> Bottom line: it's working with the /sys/lib/httpd.rewrite and
> /lib/namespace.httpd unaltered (with the same content as installed in the
> raspberry pi img), and by creating the directory
> /usr/web, and the file /usr/web/index.html.  Next stop is installing
> werc! :)
> Thanks for the help.  I' m sure i will bother you soon
> with aditional problems.
>
> João Reis
>
>
>
> > what is in your /lib/namespace.httpd? how do you start httpd?
> >
> >
> >> Hello!  I just re-installed plan9 in a raspberry pi, and this time
> >> around, i´m trying to play with the httpd web server, for creating a
> >> small site.
> >>
> >> I created /usr/web/index.html and tried to run ip/httpd/httpd which
> >> produces the following error page (via browser, and for the intended
> >> ip):
> >>
> >> "
> >> Object not found
> >>
> >> The object /usr/glenda/web/index.html does not exist on this server.
> >> errstr: '/usr/web/usr' does not exist
> >> uri host:
> >> header host: 192.168.1.100
> >> actual host: who cares
> >> "
> >> I also created /usr/glenda/web/index.html but the results are the
> >> same.  I know that the /sys/lib/httpd.rewrite and namespace.httpd are
> >> important files for configuring but i´m not sure how.  I didn´t, i´m
> >> afraid, get less cofused by reading httpd man page, but i´m sure it is
> >> my fault :).
> >>
> >> My objective is the to run the web server for a index.html basic file
> >> on a directory, somewhere in plan9.  Does anyone have any ideas where
> >> the problem might lie?
> >>
> >>
> >> Thanks!
> >>
> >> João Reis
>
>
>